Excerpt from orignal post:
“My latest column on EndUserSharePoint.com has just been published this Monday: This time I wrote about a great Windows 7 feature. Windows 7 is the first operation system with the capability to use external search providers as federated search locations – and yes, this federated location can also be SharePoint”
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A Practical Guide to SharePoint 2013
A Practical Guide to SharePoint 2013 - Book by Saifullah Shafiq
Showing posts with label New SharePoint 2010 Features. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New SharePoint 2010 Features. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
SharePoint 2010 Integration with Presently (Via Renae Bair)
Excerpt from original blog post:
“For the last three years, Presently users have been taking advantage of our integration with SharePoint. Today we're excited to offer SharePoint 2010 integration. If you're using older versions of SharePoint, don't worry; we will be keeping our old webpart in place so that you can continue to use Presently with older versions.”
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“For the last three years, Presently users have been taking advantage of our integration with SharePoint. Today we're excited to offer SharePoint 2010 integration. If you're using older versions of SharePoint, don't worry; we will be keeping our old webpart in place so that you can continue to use Presently with older versions.”
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2011 SharePoint Solutions Roadshow–US (via Wes Yanaga )
Excerpt from original post:
“Microsoft, K2, BA-Insight, Adlib Software, AvePoint, and many more Microsoft partners have teamed up to bring a complimentary event to your area filled with subject matter experts, insightful presentations, demos, food, fun, and prizes!
You are invited to a FREE all day event focused on extending the power of SharePoint in your organization. Featuring presentations by Microsoft, and leading Microsoft Partners like K2, learn about innovative solutions that drive value and cost savings for your organization.
Experience product demonstrations, in-depth presentation on SharePoint and how you can extend its capabilities beyond a typical "out-of-the-box" deployment and create real value for your organization.
Seating for the event is first come-first serve, so please arrive early and join us for complimentary morning refreshments, and lunch will be provided too.”
For complete article please visit the blog here.
“Microsoft, K2, BA-Insight, Adlib Software, AvePoint, and many more Microsoft partners have teamed up to bring a complimentary event to your area filled with subject matter experts, insightful presentations, demos, food, fun, and prizes!
You are invited to a FREE all day event focused on extending the power of SharePoint in your organization. Featuring presentations by Microsoft, and leading Microsoft Partners like K2, learn about innovative solutions that drive value and cost savings for your organization.
Experience product demonstrations, in-depth presentation on SharePoint and how you can extend its capabilities beyond a typical "out-of-the-box" deployment and create real value for your organization.
Seating for the event is first come-first serve, so please arrive early and join us for complimentary morning refreshments, and lunch will be provided too.”
For complete article please visit the blog here.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
SharePoint 2010 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011
“If you pair a proven document management solution with a powerful customer relationship management solution, what do you get? I say you get pure bliss!
Imagine opening up a client’s account in Microsoft Dynamics CRM and not only being able to see all of your contacts at that account and their history, but also being able to link that client’s account directly to a document library in SharePoint. Although the integration between SharePoint and Microsoft Dynamics CRM was possible in the past releases with the use of JavaScript, with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011, the integration with SharePoint is native.”
To read complete article please visit the following link.
Imagine opening up a client’s account in Microsoft Dynamics CRM and not only being able to see all of your contacts at that account and their history, but also being able to link that client’s account directly to a document library in SharePoint. Although the integration between SharePoint and Microsoft Dynamics CRM was possible in the past releases with the use of JavaScript, with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011, the integration with SharePoint is native.”
To read complete article please visit the following link.
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